Top Stories of the Day // December 13, 2012

	Today's Top Stories // Dec 13, 2012 Drew Olanoff Google Launches Native Maps For iOS, And Here's The Deep Dive On Navigation, Info Sheets And More read more Alex Williams Michael Dell: 64,000 Servers From Number One Position Worldwide And An Official Commitment To OpenStack read more Drew Olanoff Google Makes SDK Available For Its Native iOS Maps App So That Developers Can Bypass Apple's read more Romain Dillet An Apple-Foursquare Hookup Could Mean The End Of Yelp Reviews In iOS Apple SVP of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue sent an interesting 31st tweet today. It's a Foursquare check-in at Apple's HQ, indicating that Cue is... read more Jordan Crook Shocker: Google Maps Surges To Top Free App In The App Store In Just One Night Google Maps has already flown to the number one spot in the Apple App Store after being available for one night. The app is the number one free app in the App... read more Michael Arrington Who Is This? (Sprint + Google Voice Is Hopeless) You can't say I didn't give it an honest try. It was over a year ago now that I tried switching from an Android phone to the iPhone. The main reason I had... read more Jordan Crook Bigger Is Better: Samsung Will Allegedly Slap A 6.3" Display On The Galaxy Note III According to the Korea Times, Samsung is trying to put a 6.3-inch display in the next iteration of the Galaxy Note. The Galaxy Note II, which launched... read more Alexia Tsotsis Dan Frommer Is Launching A Startup. It's A Mobile Travel Guide. And It's Not Called Frommer's. The illustrious Dan Frommer, a tech writer and editor, formerly of SplatF, Business Insider and ReadWriteWeb fame, is launching a travel startup this evening.... read more Anthony Ha Google Launches New Ad Feature To Cut Down On Accidental Mobile Clicks Google is announcing a new mobile ad feature today, one that the company says should alleviate the "fat finger" issue, where you accidentally tap on a banner ad... read more Ingrid Lunden Nokia Says Class Action Lawsuit Over Windows Phone Is Now Dismissed, No Compensation Paid Nokia may be struggling to reach a critical mass of users to adopt its Windows Phones instead of Android or iPhone devices, but today it got a little light... read more Read more at techcrunch.com To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here.
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